Fade In¶
Description
This effect/filter fades in the source similar to the Wipe transition. A checkbox switches to fade from black. It used to be called “Fade from Black”.
This effect does not have keyframes but a slider controlling the duration of the fade.
The applied easing method curve is shown on the clips fade.
Parameters
Parameter |
Value |
Description |
|---|---|---|
Duration |
Slider |
Set the duration via the slider or the time code (using the format hh:mm:ss:ff) |
Fade from black |
Switch |
If checked, fades in the source from black. Default is off |
Easing Method |
Selection |
See below |
The following selection values are available:
Fade from black
Linear |
Add a linear fade |
Cubic in |
Add a cubic in fade |
Exponential in |
Add an exponential-in fade |
Cubic out |
Add a Cubic out fade |
Exponential out |
Add an exponential-out fade |
Hint
Since version 17.04 you can add the Fade In effect with a single click using the fade handles (see screenshot below). And you can adjust the length of the fade with a drag of the mouse. Move the mouse over a selected clip in the timeline and click on the green dot in the top corner at the beginning of the clip. That creates a default fade-in of 3 seconds. In order to adjust the duration of the fade-in you can drag the green dot or use the Duration slider in the Fade In effect panel in the clip’s effect stack.
